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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1953
Page
2
The writer urges students to blend colors and add white to see effects, and to choose a pleasing color for their first painting attempt. Mrs. Anderson and the booklet present painting as an inexpensive, unlimited hobby, urging free experimentation from personal experience.
Frances M. Anderson of Sidney promotes versatile artists colors for home hobbies. She opened classes on September 24 to teach uses from paper decoration to textiles and wooden objects. She plans a booklet with a major maker to distribute widely, claiming the colors are durable inexpensive and odorless.
The article describes Mrs Anderson promoting student imagination over rote instruction. Her booklet includes a color chart based on a plus and minus system to help learners quickly see which colors blend to create shades.
Dalton School will host an art exhibit Sunday featuring 150 reproductions from French Italian Flemish English Dutch Spanish German and American masters. Superintendent Leonard Suchsland says the event runs 2 to 5 pm with 15 cents student and 35 cents adult admission. Proceeds fund school building pictures. Teachers of the elementary school sponsor the exhibit.
Local notes report Mrs Tara Peters aiding her daughter Mrs Fred Quinn in recent days. Mrs Kenneth Darling and her son were released from Taylor Hospital Saturday and home. Mr and Mrs E A Johnson hosted dinner for their son Lemoyne and family. Mrs Ralph Talich and Mrs Ed Block visited Mrs Louis Schmale Thursday. Verlin Livington of West Sidney Draw visited Sates Russell Olson at Farm ers Union. Sunny Side school 750 met Friday evening. Mrs Harold Hern bloom and Brent visited John Hokom Sunday. Genie Hokom spent Sunday afternoon with Lowell Hokom. His parents visited in the evening. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Talich with family called on Ralph Talich Sunday. Mrs E A Johnson and Mrs Ralph Palich helped at Carl Ulschinder Tuesday morning. Mr and Mrs Oscar Oson returned Monday after a month in Allenburg Washington with daughter Mrs Bob Taylor and family. Mrs Albert Brandl visited Mrs Leonard Bond Friday afternoon.
Telegraph Wart Acs cet Results promotes typing and mimeograph paper for school use with emphasis on availability and pricing.
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